From a raw production stand point, it's a good two decades behind what you'd expect from even mediocre works, and the whole ordeal is very mundane, right down to the dialogue. The physical drawing leaves much to be desired, there's barely any animation, and the OST is horrendous. Yet, it's evident that there is an immense amount of passion behind it all that transcends the bland production and refuses to pull any emotional punches from beginning to end, resulting in an amateurish, yet highly commendable take on some rarely-explored topics in this medium.

The animation style is more late 90s. It is First-person from an 8/9 year olds point of view. V. [spoiler] They hit you and don't stop at the end of the movie. You have hope because you have information given to Riki. [/spoiler]